Choose one of our private speedboat tours from Phuket to discover the area of your choice. Will you visit James Bond Island or will you follow in Leonardo Dicaprico's footsteps at Maya Bay...?
Phuket Private Speedboat Tour
When booking, you can choose from the following private excursions from Phuket. They all last between 6 and 8 hours and include hotel pickup and drop-off, speedboat transfer and an English–speaking guide.
Coral Island Tour
First, we'll go to the pier where the speedboat will take us to Coral Island. We'll discover this mini paradise surrounded by coral reefs.
After arriving at Long Beach, we'll get you kitted out with all the snorkelling equipment. Then you'll have some free time to dive in the crystal clear waters. Discover the colourful fish, anemones, and crystal clear waters of the island!
The next stop on Coral Island will be at Banana Beach, a white sandy beach with plenty of restaurants and you even choose to rent canoes at your own expense if you wish.
James Bond Island Tour
At Phuket pier, we'll board a speedboat for the start of an adventurous day. We'll cruise the waters of Phang Nga Bay until we reach Panak Island, where we'll get off the speedboat for a panoramic tour of this stunning island.
We'll then board the boat again and head towards Ko Kudu Yai to enjoy the beauty of the turquoise waters of this dazzling lagoon. At lunchtime, we'll stop at the island community of Koh Panyee. There you'll have free time for lunch at one of the local restaurants.
The next stop will be at the famous James Bond Island. As it's a protected area, the boat will not be able to get very close, so we'll see this scenery from the boat and explore some nearby caves. Before returning, we'll stop at Koh Pear, a small strip of sand where you'll feel like you're walking on water - the perfect end to the day!
Phi Phi Islands Tour
Once we're at the pier in Phuket, we'll board the speedboat that will take us to the Phi Phi Islands, one of the main tourist destinations in Thailand?
We'll travel to the surroundings of this archipelago made up of six islands. We'll pass by the Emerald Lake or Pileh Lagoon and Viking Cave, a cave decorated with Viking and Thai paintings to honour the spirits that live inside. We'll also visit Monkey Beach, another of the most famous places in the Phi Phi Islands, home to numerous primates.
Before continuing our tour, we'll stop at Phi Phi Don, where you'll have free time for lunch and snorkelling. After lunch, we'll visit Maya Bay, a protected area with breathtaking views - where Leonardi di Caprio's film The Beach was shot.
Ko Hong Tour
In this option, we'll sail to Ko Hong, in the province of Krabi, a very peaceful place! We'll sail through the waters surrounding the island and pass through a narrow passage to Ko Hong lagoon. The shallow waters are surrounded by high rock walls and lush mangroves.
After enjoying the lagoon, you can put your adventurous spirit to the test by climbing up to the 360 viewpoint of the island - one of the best views in the area! We'll return to the shore and find the perfect spot for you to snorkel sunbath or simply relax.
Similan Islands Tour
Onboard the speedboat, we'll head to the stunning Similan Islands archipelago. Located in the Andaman Sea in southern Thailand, these nine islands boast some of the most spectacular reefs in the world.
Once we reach one of the islands, you'll enjoy some free time on the white sandy beach, perfect for enjoying lunch and relaxing on the shore. You'll also have the opportunity to discover the marine life of the area with the snorkelling masks.
Temporary Closures
We would like to remind you of the following temporary closures on the islands due to the change to the monsoon season that occurs every year:
- Phi Phi Islands: The beaches are closed from August 1 to October 1. Please note that only the beaches will be closed, and you'll not be able to disembark on them. However, we'll enter May Bay and the itinerary will be adjusted to visit the area
- Similan Islands: Closed from May 15 to October 15. During this period, this option will not be available.